American Christmas, American New Year
Christopher Flannery at Imprimis
History
Science and Magic
The historian of intellectual history, Frances Yates, wrote extensively about the realm of magical pursuits in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, in particular about hermeticism and its legendary eponymous source, Hermes Trismegistus. Yates points out that Renaissance magic--through characters such as Ficino, Giordano Bruno, Campanella, and Cornelius Agrippa--reached its apex
The Viking War on Woke
By Dominic Sandbrook at UnHerd
Gin and Morals, Please
By Thomas Triedman at The New Criterion
Taking Another Look at the Hatfields and McCoys
Appalachia Revisited
Orestes Brownson's Influence
Part IV of a Five-Part Series
Orestes Brownson: The Prized Convert
Part II of a Five-Part Series
Orestes Brownson: The Inflammatory Public Philosopher
Part III of a Five-Part Series
Orestes Brownson: Pioneer Catholic
Part V of a Five-Part Series
Past Lives of the Paragraph
From The Hedgehog Review